Travelers may come to Anaheim, California, for Disneyland, but they’re staying for the cuisine, culture and catches on the ...

The event was organized by Cruising for Community, a volunteer organization committed to sharing lowrider culture with the ...

AN incredible lowrider, owned by a car enthusiast Sol Archer, grabs everyone’s attention for its unique colour patterns. The car was a father and son build – Sol Archer, from Ipswich, UK, inherited a ...

A car shop in California USA is creating custom lowrider cars that defy gravity. With just a flick of a switch, 3,000 pounds of metal bounces up and down eight feet in the air. Alex Tuason, 25, builds ...

The ‘Low Rider’ and ‘Why Can’t We Be Friends’ hitmakers have a San Fernando Valley origin story that included a collaboration with Eric Burdon on the way to a whole ...

Corrections & Clarifications: A previous version of this article incorrectly reported the car club that Peter Solano belongs to. He is a member of the Viejitos Car Club. A classic from the 1930s ...

Monica Pena, the first female president of the KC Estilo Car Club, has honored fallen members of the local lowrider community with a Dia de los Muertos altar in the trunk of her 1948 Chevy ...

Hector Gonzalez, of the Lincoln Park Conservation Committee, said the car clubs help members travel to all the showcases in the nation. In the ‘70s and ‘80s, lowrider clubs became a ...

Hydraulics became more prominent in lowrider car clubs as a way for drivers to modify their cars, lifting them higher or lower, depending on law enforcement or traffic laws on city streets.

Lowriders will also be the big draw at the Children’s Discovery Museum in San Jose, which has partnered with the Boulevard Bombs car club to kick off National Hispanic Heritage Month on Sept. 14.

On the second Saturday each month in the spring, the narrow two-lane road between First and Second streets in downtown Phoenix is filled with striking lowriders, their glossy steel frames gleaming ...

Family is a pillar of lowrider culture. Sol Cote, left, and Melissa Solis, right, attended a car event on Randall’s Island last summer with Elvis Amaru Tzintzun, Ms. Solis’s son.